Maryland could depart from Back River Wastewater Treatment Plant in five weeks, leaving residents frustrated

State management of the troubled Back River Wastewater Treatment Plant could end in as little as five weeks, an official from the Maryland Department of the Environment said during a community meeting Tuesday night in Essex where residents expressed ongoing concern about the problems.

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